Hearts midfielder Robert Snodgrass says that he is keen to extend his stay at Tynecastle beyond next summer, but admits 'political' difficulties may need to be sorted out before he pens a new deal.
Manager Robbie Neilson brought the experienced playmaker to the capital in September, only an initial deal until the end of the season. Snodgrass' family still live in England, and the 35-year old admits that he has to assess his options to consider what is best for himself and his family.
Speaking to the media after scoring in the 1-1 draw Premiership with St Mirren in Paisley, the former Scotland international revealed that discussions over a new contract have yet to formally begin. He said: “It’s been very, very minimal talk, I’ll not sit here and say it’s close or anything like that. I have a family so it’s not just making a decision and going with it.
